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Tuesday, 5 July 2011 by pijulius
Templates allow you to change the look of your website anytime, they even allow you to change the admin section's design too. You will also receive full support for templates ordered from jcore.net!
Sleek Portfolio by Photoshop Plus
Sleek Portfolio
Thursday, 14 July 2011, 103923 views
This sleek portfolio template is a port to jCore from a great PSD tutorial created by Richard Carpenter at Photoshop Plus. It implements a twitter box for your latest tweets, a latest poll on the sidebar.
To modify the social bookmark icons and the twitter feeds please see the Layout Blocks in admin and edit their contents under Content Options. To define sub titles for the menus just edit the menu item and add a <span> html tag around your sub title like "Home <span>The Starting Point</span>".
Comments (12)
Congratulations!
domain.com//what-next
domein.com//home
domain.com//any-menu-item
how to fix ?
To the template author: It's a very nice template, congratulations.
But, in your CSS, why did you set "min-height: 1300px;" on #website-bg ?
On a fresh install, it's a little ugly and make the page longer than needed :/
What about the upper left corner website logo? Couldn't you set it as a normal text (same as website title for example), with a nice typo (even a webfont)
Regards ;)
Concerning the layout of the background, I can't see anything ugly. I have a 13" macbook pro, I can't maximize a lot the window to see.
Maybe you can check it? : http://rihan.fr/
Thanks.
You can verify yourself, just remove the min-height and then open a page that has no content at all (is smaller than your window so the scrollbar won't be activated in your browser) and you should see the problem on the left bottom.
What do you think about using a 2 or 4 pixels square, as a pattern that you repeat on X and Y ?
Wouldn't it be a better rendering ?
If you don't wish to have that linear fill just simply drop it and keep the body background and that's all.